Vote for People's Choice - young environmentalist award
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Our TY #CompGoesGreen students need your help!
They are finalists in this years Young Environmentalist Award and if we get enough votes here could win the People’s Choice Award. We know how amazing our followers are so please follow these steps and vote for us. Click on the link here. Ours is the last entry 151 (little icon in bottom right to get to it faster). You must enter ref code 2020-451 to vote for us. We really appreciate your help! ECO-UNESCO https://sway.office.com/yvtS0XhyU50pUciy?ref=Link |
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Solar Panel Competition
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A group of our TYs have entered a competition to win solar panels for our school. This is another step in our #CompGoesGreen initiative. The next round of this competition involves a public vote that is open until Friday the 28th and opens . We would appreciate all the votes we can get to help us in this competition! Please check back here again tomorrow and vote! Up to 16 schools in Ireland have the chance to win and we want to be 1 of them.
We need your help! Please support the Shannon entry. Please click on the YouTube video below and click on the thumbs up. https://youtu.be/85kukbMTMZk |
#CompGoesGreen
A campaign to go single use plastic free in The Comp!
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The journey to date....
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The Comp goes green
We are incredibly proud of our students and staff here at The Comp.
Our Green School Committee have been working hard on a new project; to reduce the use of single-use plastic in our school. This will help lessen the impact of global warming and plastic pollution around the world as a single water bottle takes 450 years to decompose in the environment! Join the cause and follow CompGoesGreen instagram page. #compgoesgreen
Watch their video below:
https://youtu.be/G9xR_Ow8zno
Our Green School Committee have been working hard on a new project; to reduce the use of single-use plastic in our school. This will help lessen the impact of global warming and plastic pollution around the world as a single water bottle takes 450 years to decompose in the environment! Join the cause and follow CompGoesGreen instagram page. #compgoesgreen
Watch their video below:
https://youtu.be/G9xR_Ow8zno
Plastic Pollution Workshops
Remember to reduce, reuse and recycle. Our #CompGoesGreen students are busy giving their plastic pollution workshops and continue to spread their message. They will be selling their comp-tastic bottles and beeswax wraps at The Comp Christmas Market so be on the look out 👀 Our water refill stations should be in by next Wednesday and bottles by the end of the month so get ready for a greener comp! 💚 #compgoesgreen ♻️
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Thank you!
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We want to say a massive thank you to local company ‘Made for Stage Limited’ for their generous support of our #compgoesgreen initiative. They have kindly sponsored us a drinking water and bottle filling station. Not only that but they have also provided funding to kickstart our reusable water bottles. The lads at ‘Made for Stage Limited’ have always been very charitable with their support to The Comp in the past which just makes this thoughtful gesture even more special. Thank you for helping us in our journey to go single use plastic free!
https://www.facebook.com/MadeforStageIRL/ 
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Thanks to Refill Ireland who are supplying our comp-tastic water bottles and our two hydration stations. You can also find the tap map on their website and get free water at any of their places on the map.
https://www.refill.ie/ |
Comp Bottles
Introducing our Comp bottles! 😍
They are stainless steel reusable bottles. The bottles are durable and a good way to get into the spirit of saving the environment. They are €10 each and are now available for pre-order. You can pre-order from any of our TY Ag Science students or from Jackie in the library. Order your bottles now so you’re ready to use our new water filling stations. Please like and share the #compgoesgreen Instagram page.
They are stainless steel reusable bottles. The bottles are durable and a good way to get into the spirit of saving the environment. They are €10 each and are now available for pre-order. You can pre-order from any of our TY Ag Science students or from Jackie in the library. Order your bottles now so you’re ready to use our new water filling stations. Please like and share the #compgoesgreen Instagram page.
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New Water Refill Stations
Our water refill stations have taken pride of place in our new canteen and are getting plenty of use! We are so proud to see so many of our stainless steel thermal bottles being used throughout our school community. We are making a big impact already by going single use plastic free and we hope to bring our campaign even further afield in the coming weeks and months. Thank you for all the support in our environmental endeavour to date. #CompGoesGreen @seai_schools SEAI #SEAIonegoodidea
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#CompGoesGreen at The Christmas Market
Our #CompGoesGreen initiative and students continue to make us proud! Not only did they order and supply the bottles at our market but they also made the beeswax wraps. Along with that they recycled an old pallet to make their stall. The Spinis from SPIN South West even popped over to see their good work! Well done on all that you are doing to make the school a greener one. SEAI #SEAIonegoodidea
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Delph Drive
We are in the process of going ‘single use plastic’ free in our canteen. In order to replace the plastic here we are doing a ‘Delph Drive’ as part of the #CompGoesGreen Campaign. Please help by donating any unwanted delph to the box provided in the front reception.
Please submit donations by Thursday the 19th of December.
Please submit donations by Thursday the 19th of December.
In the News
Primary School Workshops
We are incredibly proud of our environmental activists here in The Comp. Our #CompGoesGreen group have been busy spreading their message to students in St. Aidan’s National School today. Although already on holidays, these dedicated TYs made it their mission to continue to campaign about their message regarding single use plastic. Today they delivered their Plastic Pollution Workshop to the inquiring minds in 4th class. They made Christmas crackers with the students containing jokes and non-plastic toys inside to help raise awareness on the need to reduce the use of plastic. We are incredibly grateful to the students and staff of St. Aidan’s NS for welcoming and supporting our students in this initiative.
